All Articles tagged sexual assault
General
January 01, 2018 EDT Viewing the Catholic Church's response to widespread sexual abuse of minors through the lens of transitional justice shows that the Church failed. Instead, efforts at accountability should be survivor focused.
New York Appeals
April 18, 2017 EDT This article puts forth the argument that a broader definition of rape is more appropriate than a narrow one.
General
May 27, 2016 EDT This comment focuses on New York’s state-wide adoption of an affirmative consent standard in its colleges, and its potential effectiveness for combating the epidemic of sexual violence against women.
Justice Commentaries
August 03, 2015 EDT This article discusses the concept of rape culture and explains the psychological process by which rape culture might influence juror decision making in sexual assault trials.
Justice Commentaries
August 03, 2015 EDT This article discusses the concept of rape culture and explains the psychological process by which rape culture might influence juror decision making in sexual assault trials.
Justice Commentaries
June 11, 2013 EDT This article proposes a change to the New York State law concerning outcries of abused children.
Justice Commentaries
March 04, 2011 EDT This paper investigates the use of the exceptional clearance in sexual assault cases using data on sexual assaults reported to the LAPD and the LASD from 2005 through 2009.